Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-09
GREETINGS.

TOT udg pOdlh "PPiy oV N' 'A'
Scott's.
Mrs, Ida Hall, we are informed Is
very sick.
Cong'l Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Bogardus " ednesday Dec. IA.
Pollasky Bros. offer very large line
of Christmas goods at reduced prices,
The case OF d. F. Wilson VS.. Media
Wood assault and battery, was settled.
Ladies and Gents Cups and Saucers
at webb's, latest designs.
The annual meeting of the Michigan
Shorthorn Cattle Breeders Association
will be held at Lansing, Dec. 81.
WANTED TO contract for $50 cord
of green body hard wood foot in length
must be sawed. A. YERINGToN,
The Tuscola County Adrertiser comes
to us in a sixteen page edition. 1t is "A
beauty and well supported.
Miss Drusilla Thrush from North
Baltimore, Ohio, spent the fore part OF
this week with her sister Lottie.
Miss Lottie Thrush accompanied by
her sister Drusilla, spent the latter part
of the week with friends in Emerson.
must sell my three houses and lots
in Alma within 80 days.
Enquire of w. y. Bahlke.
Marcus Pollasky."
Sheriff Petit was in town Monday.
Subppning witnesses to attend the
session Of the Circuit Court at Ithaca
this week.
Mrs. farley is coming with her
choicest figures TO exhibit next Thurs
day evening for the benefit of st.
Johns Church.
Charley Lee, conductor on the T., &
A. A, was in town Wednesday on his
way to Big Rapids to attend the funer-
al Of his brothers wife.
Mrs. William Lee, wife of Conductor
Lee of the D., l.. & N, died at her late
home at Big Rapids Tuesday. Funer-
al held on Wednesday.
There is to be a reunion of the old
eth Michigan cavalry at Ionia, Dec. %.
They will have big time of it too
and have a record to back it.
L. Richmond, one of our solid farm
ers west Of this place, returned last
week from deer hunt up in Lake
county. He reports good time and
two deer.
S. Miller, of the agricultural firm, left
Wednesday for Fairfield, Ohio, where
he will visit friends and return with his
wife, who has been visiting there the
past month.
Mrs. Jarley's waxwork will be eXhib-
tied at College hall Oh Thursday eve
ming next, Dec. ID. Go and see them.
Every one who has seen them laughs at
the recollectlons.
The Ovid Register Union has a libel
suit on hand. A woman, who claims
her reputation has been damaged,
wants $1,000. What she gets will be
free advertising and lots of it.
The boiled egg racket on the Bohe-
mian oat plan is coming. Farmers
buy these boiled eggs at $3.50 dozen
and are to receive from the agent S.
each for all chickens hatched from
them
Judge Mills, of Kalamazoo presented
an able and suggestive paper on Pre-
vention, Correction and Reformation,
as applied to Juvenile Offenders" on
Tuesday last, at the Conference Of
County Agents. 1t elected much dis
cussion and many compliments.
For the Holidays the T. A. A & n.
NJ. will sell return trip tickets at one
fare for the round trip. Christmas
tickets will be sold Dec. "A and 26
New years tickets oil Dec. 81, 1887 and
Jan. 2, 1888. All tickets good to re-
turn up to and including Jan. 8, 1888.
j. b. McFee has moved his tin shop
70 the FINK store ana Is now ready 10
do all kinds of tin work. He has put
in full line Of light and heavy tinware
and desires share Of public patronage.
Mr.. McFee is irst-class workman
and can but succeed lie invites all to
call and examine his stock. We wish
him success in his new location.
The Oakland County Advertiser came
out December lst giving the particulars
of the case Of the people vs.. Alfred w.
Hammer of Ypsilanti Bohemian Oat
and Cereal Company for obtaining the
signature of Abram Ellsworth to a
bohemian oat note by false pretenses
Hammer was found guilty and SEN
fenced to two years at IOnia or fine Of
$40. He appeals to the supreme court
or writ Of error.